Introduction Protection of women is neither a novice need nor a mere national issue. A number of international Conventions have also recognized the need to protect women. For instance, the Vienna Accord (1994), the Beijing Declaration and the Platform for …
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice system everywhere. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly”. – Martin Luther King Jr. Recently, two law students have knocked on the doors of the Supreme Court seeking to reexamine the laws for …
Introduction The Constitution of India is made under the basic foundation of social justice and one of the factor ingredients is gender justice, which can also be termed for human rights for women, children’s and third gender. The Universal Declaration …
Introduction There are many different types of religions in India. India is a secular state with different morals, religions, languages, and beliefs. To provide justice to people with different personal beliefs there are set of laws. One of them is …
Introduction “Woman, you are strong as earth and are on a very high pedestal. Protect the world from path of vices and violence”.- Yajurveda 13.18 These are the lines from one of the prominent ancient Vedas where women are portrayed …
Introduction Indian society is typically patriarchal and misogynistic when it comes to the ‘women’s right to property’. Women are denied their share in ancestral and marital property and kept in the dark from finance-related issues. It is parochially avowed that …
Introduction The trafficking of humans, especially of women for the purpose of prostitution, is a form of organised crime which extends across borders. The Suppression of Immoral Traffic in Women and Children Act, 1956 was passed on 30th December 1956. …
INTRODUCTION In India, the issues like porn and child abuse are nonchalantly taken as there are different laws regarding this, although it is occurring. This article mentions how it could be dealt with forestall youngster misuse and porn and talk …
INTRODUCTION The Constitution of India recognises the right to equality as its core principle of Fundamental Rights. Yet, there exists a huge gap between the rights of men and women in personal laws. Due to which even after the adoption …
INTRODUCTION A child is the future of every generation. He should be provided everything he needs to ensure that he can make his future bright and enlightening. Every person whether a child or an adult has basic human rights which …